June 25 in Houston was far from a boring day. Every block was filled with festival goers and rainbows as people celebrated Houston’s Pride Parade. But that wasn’t all that was going on that night, with Denzel Curry bringing his Melt My Eyez Tour to 713 Music Hall, supporting hisContinue Reading
The masses gathered outside of Houston’s Toyota Center on June 10, all you could see was a sea of pink and plaid, punk-dressed fans who came out to support the rapper who’s breaking out of the box to take over the pop-punk genre, Machine Gun Kelly. On tour in supportContinue Reading
As Foreigner walked through the curtains they were instantly met with a standing crowd. After just one song I thought the pavilion couldn’t get any louder, that’s until Foreigner started the second off with, “What the fuck is up, Houston!”. The sound seemed to more than triple as they playedContinue Reading
White Oak Music Hall was filled to the brim for the highly anticipated Jesse McCartney New Stage Tour. Fans were beaming with excitement especially after having to reschedule the tour due to covid health concerns. New stage Tour is a celebration of Jesse’s new album New Stage released in 2021. Continue Reading
Composed of Johnny Venus and WOWGr8, the duo known as EARTHGANG had the crowd jamming and jumping to their eccentric sound the entire night. (Photos by Jamar Carrington) The show started with Pote Baby coming straight out of Savannah, GA. The energy that Pote brought was exactly what the crowdContinue Reading
Koe Wetzel brings his multi-genre party to The Pavilion Saturday June 11th for a non stop sing along party.Continue Reading
Saturday, May 28, Houston’s 94.5 The Buzz hosted its yearly tradition of “Buzzfest” at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, bringing sweaty Houstonians together to spend the afternoon with beer, food, and an awesome lineup of bands. This year’s roster included Papa Roach, Seether, Bush, The Hu, 10 Years, Dead Sara,Continue Reading
Overall, this might have been one of my favorite concerts of all time. Tears for Fears and Garbage really out did themselves. Something about musicians still performing together in-sync twenty plus years later is so brilliant and admiring to see.Continue Reading
Key Glock is no stranger to Houston’s House of Blues but May 13 was his first time back since the passing of the late Young Dolph back in November of 2021. Being a cousin-by-marriage to Dolph, the South Memphis rapper continues to make a name for himself and his PaperContinue Reading
The crowd was country, queer and everyone in-between and outside. Neon cowboy hats, KN-95s and fringed masks, folks with crop tops, pearl snaps adorned with rainbow embroidery and a large pink hat described as “The Kentucky Derby on acid” flooded the downstairs stage and upstairs balcony Tuesday night for OrvilleContinue Reading